Physics Engine · Frozen & Validated

We Tell You Whether a Protein Is Druggable — and How

First-principles physics. No training data. No pattern matching. From atomic structure to druggability assessment in seconds. The platform discriminates — it does not just score.

Yes, but carefully — β-catenin across 5 conformations
No, clearly — MYC (12/100), α-synuclein (3/100)
This domain, not that one — TDP-43 RRM1, p53 Y220C pocket
How It Works

First-Principles Structural Physics

The engine processes any protein through a physics-based pipeline. Local Potency Density fields are computed from atomic coordinates using proprietary constants — no training data, no machine learning, no pattern matching.

1

LPD Field Computation

Local Potency Density field computed from proprietary atomic constants. Every atom contributes to the 3D potency landscape.

2

Peak & Valley Discovery

Automated scanning identifies peaks (high-potency binding hotspots) and valleys (cryptic sites hidden from conventional tools).

3

Basin Characterization

Deep pocket analysis: enclosure, depth, volume, stability, chemistry balance, and structural coherence scoring.

4

Binding Lock Analysis

Cross-reference with known ligand binding sites. Validate computational predictions against experimental evidence.

5

Druggability Assessment

Global druggability score from structural evidence. Clear discrimination: druggable, difficult, or undruggable.

6

Discovery Coordinates

Precise 3D coordinates for every binding site. Actionable output for experimental validation and drug design.

Validated Discrimination

The Platform Produces Three Distinct Outcomes

Not just a score — a decision. Each case below represents a hard-target protein that conventional computational tools cannot correctly classify.

β-Catenin

YES, BUT CAREFULLY5 STRUCTURES

Five conformational states analyzed (AlphaFold, BCL9/TCF4, hTcf-4, Compound 6, Axin). Scores 65–88/100. Recurring 299–312 Da compact inhibitor hypothesis across all states. Strong coherence. The hardest positive in oncology — and the engine says yes.

MYC

NO, CLEARLY

Score 12/100. Top pocket 0/100. Non-small-molecule constrained. Consistent with 30 years of failed MYC drug programs. The engine correctly says no.

TDP-43

THIS DOMAIN, NOT THAT ONE

RRM1 domain is the strongest small-molecule-compatible region. Other domains are weaker or alternative-modality constrained. The engine prioritizes where to invest, not just whether.

p53 Y220C

RESCUED POCKET

Apo mutant 93/100, ligand-bound with rezatapopt 83/100. Same 338 Da primary lead in both states (rezatapopt is ~360 Da). The engine recovers the clinically validated Y220C pocket.

Differentiation

Why This Is Not Another Docking Tool

DimensionConventional ToolsAshebo Method
FoundationGeometric heuristics or MLFirst-principles atomic physics
Training dataThousands of known complexesBased on new physics concept that also solved the many-body problem
OutputPocket score6-layer stack: score → pocket → biology → chemistry → therapy → molecule
Hard targetsFalse positives / false negativesDiscriminates: yes / no / where
Novel proteinsDegrades without training dataWorks on any atomic structure
Multi-stateSingle structureCross-state validated (5 β-catenin conformations)

Ready to Validate Your Target?

We run your protein through the full 6-layer decision stack and deliver a comprehensive report — structural assessment, chemistry strategy, and molecular hypotheses — typically within 48 hours.